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Making   them  women   of   good   carriage。 This   is she´   Rom。   Peace�察  �peace�察�

Mercutio�察  �peace�   �Thou   talk'st   of   nothing。   Mer。   True�察  �I   talk   of   dreams�察�

Which are the children of an idle brain�察�Begot of nothing but vain fantasy�察�

Which   is   as   thin   of   substance   as   the   air�察�And   more   inconstant   than   the 

wind�察  �who   wooes   Even   now   the   frozen   bosom   of   the   North And�察  �being 

anger'd�察  �puffs   away   from   thence�察  �Turning   his   face   to   the   dew´dropping 

South。 Ben。 This wind you talk of blows us from ourselves。 Supper is done�察�



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and we shall come too late。 Rom。 I fear�察�too early�察�for my mind misgives 

Some consequence�察�yet hanging in the stars�察�Shall bitterly begin his fearful 

date With this night's revels and expire the term Of a despised life�察�clos'd 

in my breast�察�By some vile forfeit of untimely death。 But he that hath the 

steerage of my course   Direct my sail� �On�察 �lusty gentlemen� �Ben。  Strike�察�

drum。 They march about the stage。 ��Exeunt。�А�



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                         SCENE V。 Capulet's house。 



     Servingmen come forth with napkins。 

       1。 Serv。 Where's Potpan�察�that he helps not to take away�拭�He shift a 

trencher� �he scrape a trencher� �2。 Serv。 When good manners shall lie all in 

one or two men's hands�察�and they unwash'd too�察�'tis a foul thing。 1。 Serv。 

Away   with   the   join´stools�察  �remove   the   court´cubbert�察  �look   to   the   plate。 

Good thou�察�save me a piece of marchpane and�察�as thou loves me�察�let the 

porter let in Susan Grindstone and Nell。 Anthony�察�and Potpan� �2。 Serv。 Ay�察�

boy�察�ready。 1。 Serv。 You are look'd for and call'd for�察�ask'd for and sought 

for�察  �in  the  great  chamber。     3。  Serv。   We  cannot    be  here   and   there  too。 

Cheerly�察�boys� �Be brisk awhile�察�and the longer liver take all。 Exeunt。 

       Enter the Maskers�察�Enter�察。�with Servants�撮А�Capulet�察�his Wife�察�Juliet�察�

Tybalt�察�and all the Guests and Gentlewomen to the Maskers。 

       Cap。   Welcome�察  �gentlemen�   �Ladies   that   have   their   toes     Unplagu'd 

with corns will have a bout with you。 Ah ha�察�my mistresses� �which of you 

all   Will   now   deny   to   dance�拭  �She   that   makes   dainty�察  �She   I'll   swear   hath 

corns。 Am I come near ye now�拭�Welcome�察�gentlemen� �I have seen the day 

That I have worn a visor and could tell A whispering tale in a fair lady's 

ear�察�Such as would please。 'Tis gone�察�'tis gone�察�'tis gone� �You are welcome�察�

gentlemen� �Come�察�musicians�察�play。 A hall�察�a hall� �give room� �and foot it�察�

girls。 Music plays�察�and they dance。 More light�察�you knaves� �and turn the 

tables up�察�And quench the fire�察�the room is grown too hot。 Ah�察�sirrah�察�this 

unlook'd´for sport comes well。 Nay�察�sit�察�nay�察�sit�察�good cousin Capulet�察�For 

you and I are past our dancing days。 How long is't now since last yourself 

and I Were in a mask�拭�2。 Cap。 By'r Lady�察�thirty years。 Cap。 What�察�man�拭�

'Tis not so much�察�'tis not so much� �'Tis since the nuptial of Lucentio�察�Come 

Pentecost as quickly as it will�察�Some five´and´twenty years�察�and then we 

mask'd。 2。 Cap。 'Tis more�察�'tis more� �His son is elder�察�sir�察�His son is thirty。 

Cap。 Will you tell me that�拭�His son was but a ward two years ago。 Rom。 

��to a Servingman�А�What lady's that�察�which doth enrich the hand Of yonder 

knight�拭�Serv。 I know not�察�sir。 Rom。 O�察�she doth teach the torches to burn 

bright� �It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich jewel in an 

Ethiop's ear´ Beauty too rich for use�察�for earth too dear� �So shows a snowy 



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dove   trooping   with   crows   As   yonder   lady   o'er   her   fellows   shows。   The 

measure   done�察  �I'll   watch   her   place   of   stand   And�察  �touching   hers�察  �make 

blessed my rude hand。 Did my heart love till now�拭�Forswear it�察�sight� �For I 

ne'er saw true beauty till this night。 Tyb。 This�察�by his voice�察�should be a 

Montague。 Fetch me my rapier�察�boy。 What�察�dares the slave Come hither�察�

cover'd with an antic face�察�To fleer and scorn at our solemnity�拭�Now�察�by 

the stock and honour of my kin�察�To strike him dead I hold it not a sin。 Cap。 

Why�察�how now�察�kinsman�拭�Wherefore storm you so�拭�Tyb。 Uncle�察�this is a 

Montague�察�our foe�察�A villain�察�that is hither come in spite To scorn at our 

solemnity   this   night。   Cap。 Young   Romeo   is   it�拭  �Tyb。   'Tis   he�察  �that   villain 

Romeo。 Cap。 Content thee�察�gentle coz�察�let him alone。 'A bears him like a 

portly gentleman�察�And�察�to say truth�察�Verona brags of him To be a virtuous 

and well´govern'd youth。 I would not for the wealth of all this town Here 

in my house do him disparagement。 Therefore be patient�察�take no note of 

him。 It is my will�察�the which if thou respect�察�Show a fair presence and put 

off these frowns�察�An ill´beseeming semblance for a feast。 Tyb。 It fits when 

such   a   villain   is   a   guest。   I'll   not   endure   him。   Cap。   He   shall   be   endur'd。 

What�察�goodman boy�拭�I say he shall。 Go to� �Am I the master here�察�or you�拭�

Go   to� �You'll   not   endure   him�拭  �God   shall   mend   my   soul�   �You'll   make   a 

mutiny  among   my   guests� �You   will   set   cock´a´hoop�   �you'll   be   the   man� �

Tyb。 Why�察�uncle�察�'tis a shame。 Cap。 Go to�察�go to� �You are a saucy boy。 Is't 

so�察�indeed�拭�This trick may chance to scathe you。 I know what。 You must 

contrary me� �Marry�察�'tis time。´ Well said�察�my hearts� � You are a princox´ go� �

Be   quiet�察  �or´   More   light�察  �more   light� �   For   shame�   �I'll   make   you   quiet�察�

what� �     Cheerly�察   �my    hearts�   �Tyb。    Patience    perforce    with    wilful   choler 

meeting      Makes      my    flesh   tremble     in  their   different    greeting。    I  will 

withdraw�察�but this intrusion shall�察�Now seeming sweet�察�convert to bitt'rest 

gall。 Exit。 Rom。 If I profane with my unworthiest hand This holy shrine�察�

the   gentle   fine   is   this�此  �My   lips�察  �two   blushing   pilgrims�察  �ready   stand   To 

smooth   that   rough   touch   with   a   tender   kiss。   Jul。   Good   pilgrim�察  �you   do 

wrong your hand too much�察�Which mannerly devotion shows in this�察�For 

saints have hands that pilgrims' hands do touch�察�And palm to palm is holy 

palmers' kiss。  Rom。  Have not   saints   lips�察�and holy  palmers too�拭  �Jul。 Ay�察�

pilgrim�察�lips that they must use in pray'r。 Rom。 O�察�then�察�dear saint�察�let lips 



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do   what   hands   do�   �They  pray�察  �grant   thou�察  �lest   faith   turn   to   despair。   Jul。 

Saints do not move�察�though grant for prayers' sake。 Rom。 Then move not 

while   my   prayer's   effect   I   take。   Thus   from   my   lips�察  �by   thine   my   sin   is 

purg'd。 ��Kisses her。�А �Jul。 Then   have   my lips the   sin that they  have   took。 

Rom。 Sin from my lips�拭�O trespass sweetly urg'd� �Give me my sin again。 

��Kisses her。�А�Jul。 You kiss by th' book。 Nurse。 Madam�察�your mother craves 

a word with you。 Rom。 What is her mother�拭�Nurse。 Marry�察�bachelor�察�Her 

mother is the lady of the house。 And a good lady�察�and a wise and virtuous。 

I nurs'd her daughter that you talk'd withal。 I tell you�察�he that can lay hold 

of her Shall have the chinks。 Rom。 Is she a Capulet�拭�O dear account� �my 

life is my foe's debt。 Ben。 Away�察�be gone�察�the sport is at the best。 Rom。 Ay�察�

so I fear�察�the more is my unrest。 Cap。 Nay�察�gentlemen�察�prepare not to be 

gone�察�We have a trifling foolish banquet towards。 Is it e'en so�拭�Why then�察�I 

thank you all。  I thank you�察 �honest gentlemen。 Good night。 More   torches 

here� 。�Exeunt Maskers。�А�Come on then�察�let's to bed。 Ah�察�sirrah�察�by my fay�察�

it waxes late�察�I'll to my rest。 Exeunt ��all but Juliet and Nurse�А� Jul。 Come 

hither�察  �nurse。   What   is   yond   gentleman�拭  �Nurse。   The   son   and   heir   of   old 

Tiberio。 Jul。 What's he that now is going out of door�拭�Nurse。 Marry�察�that�察�I 

think�察�be young Petruchio。 Jul。 What's he that follows there�察�that would not 

dance�拭  �Nurse。  I know  not。 Jul。  Go   ask his   name。´   If   he   be   married�察  �My 

grave   is   like   to   be   my   wedding   bed。   Nurse。   His   name   is   Romeo�察  �and   a 

Montague�察�The only son of your great enemy。 Jul。 My only love�察�sprung 

from     my   only   hate�   �Too   early   seen   unknown�察     �and   known     too   late� �

Prodigious   birth   of   love   it   is   to   me   That   I   must   love   a   loathed   enemy。 

Nurse。 What's this�拭�what's this�拭�Jul。 A rhyme I learnt even now Of one I 

danc'd   withal。   One   calls   within�察  �'Juliet。'   Nurse。 Anon�察  �anon�   �Come�察  �let's 

away�察�the strangers all are gone。 Exeunt。 



        



    PROLOGUE 

    Enter Chorus。 

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